Seat Track Extenders 1965-1970 Cars
07-05-2013, 12:12 PM
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Seat Track Extenders 1965-1970 Cars
The addition of these extenders will allow you to move the seat back slightly over 2". It also gives you a tiny bit more headroom as the further back the seat slides it brings you a little lower. They will fit '65-70 cars.
I made up 4 sets and use 2 for myself. If anyone is interested I can sell you one for $78 plus shipping ($10-$15 depending where you live). I'd prefer PayPal but will take your check. I will ship out of Ontario.
Please feel free to contact me for any other info. You can check my Ebay profile through my user name of rebel-racing (100% positive on over 350 transactions).
Thanks!!
I made up 4 sets and use 2 for myself. If anyone is interested I can sell you one for $78 plus shipping ($10-$15 depending where you live). I'd prefer PayPal but will take your check. I will ship out of Ontario.
Please feel free to contact me for any other info. You can check my Ebay profile through my user name of rebel-racing (100% positive on over 350 transactions).
Thanks!!
07-07-2013, 05:53 AM
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FTL - "For the loss" I'm guessing. I asked if you were sure you lived in Ontario because the stars and stripes and bald eagle in your avatar made me think you might be confused about what side of the border you live on. What's up with that ?
07-07-2013, 12:30 PM
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O.K. never heard that term on a forum before--learn something new every day.
Not confused really, we just like America a lot better than Can. Most of my realatives were/are in the States, our race team sponsors were US based companies and most of our travels (with the exception of Europe and the Carribean) is all in the US. For us, Can. is too cold, too expensive and far too liberal. No offence to anyone who desires those things in life but it's just not for us. I could go onto specifics but this is not the forum for that. Bottom line, for us, we just feel more at "home" when we are at our Florida residence. I'll be honest, I feel that Can. is probably the second best place to live, it's just not our first choice and once we finally get out, I doubt that I would ever cross the border again. Just my opinion, to each his own.
Not confused really, we just like America a lot better than Can. Most of my realatives were/are in the States, our race team sponsors were US based companies and most of our travels (with the exception of Europe and the Carribean) is all in the US. For us, Can. is too cold, too expensive and far too liberal. No offence to anyone who desires those things in life but it's just not for us. I could go onto specifics but this is not the forum for that. Bottom line, for us, we just feel more at "home" when we are at our Florida residence. I'll be honest, I feel that Can. is probably the second best place to live, it's just not our first choice and once we finally get out, I doubt that I would ever cross the border again. Just my opinion, to each his own.
07-07-2013, 02:19 PM
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O.K. never heard that term on a forum before--learn something new every day.
Not confused really, we just like America a lot better than Can. Most of my realatives were/are in the States, our race team sponsors were US based companies and most of our travels (with the exception of Europe and the Carribean) is all in the US. For us, Can. is too cold, too expensive and far too liberal. No offence to anyone who desires those things in life but it's just not for us. I could go onto specifics but this is not the forum for that. Bottom line, for us, we just feel more at "home" when we are at our Florida residence. I'll be honest, I feel that Can. is probably the second best place to live, it's just not our first choice and once we finally get out, I doubt that I would ever cross the border again. Just my opinion, to each his own.
Not confused really, we just like America a lot better than Can. Most of my realatives were/are in the States, our race team sponsors were US based companies and most of our travels (with the exception of Europe and the Carribean) is all in the US. For us, Can. is too cold, too expensive and far too liberal. No offence to anyone who desires those things in life but it's just not for us. I could go onto specifics but this is not the forum for that. Bottom line, for us, we just feel more at "home" when we are at our Florida residence. I'll be honest, I feel that Can. is probably the second best place to live, it's just not our first choice and once we finally get out, I doubt that I would ever cross the border again. Just my opinion, to each his own.
